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Gail accused. “Perhaps you tried to run?” Duke lashed at her. She glared at Duke but regain composure when she flickered her eyes on me and my mate sitting in my lap. “These photos were taken two weeks back to show the presence of unauthorized weapons belonging to our Wolverson Pack, we believe you might be a lot more helpful than your father was?” Her eyes never left the shock of seeing me with my Luna, roaming them up and down Sianna and twitching her face as if wounded. It was my reverberating growl that snapped her insolent stare.

I heard Jake growl. Then Duke smiled and winked at me. That was when he turned his head and stared over at the guys. I am still shocked, and I can’t keep my eyes off of Duke Conaway. One minute he was standing near my bed and the next he was a circle of my deadly angry mate.

I was enjoying David's story, after all. "What happened to Stanley?" I asked, engrossed. "He ended up quitting. I think another co-worker put ghost peppers in his sandwich, so when Stanley went to steal it, he turned almost purple," David said. "Well, serves him right for stealing other people's lunches," I decided. David nodded. "So, how have things been going for you? I think Callan is impressed with your performance."

Jaxon didn't answer because we both knew the answer wasn't simple. He continued scrolling until a photograph appeared halfway through the article. The caption said it was a family picture provided by the Sterling estate. Oswald Sterling stood on one side, younger than the man I saw at the arena but unmistakable. Beside him was a woman I didn't recognize and between them was a little girl. The room went completely quiet. I looked at the picture, then at the photograph beside me. Then back at the screen. There was no denying it anymore, it was the same person.

Estella obeyed. Page after page. Document after document. Until she reached an old archived report. A photograph. A meeting photograph. She froze. Lionel stopped breathing. Inside the picture stood several familiar faces. Benedict Deveraux Kennington. Orlando Laurent Bernardi. Herman Wide Cassidy. And— "Dad..." The word escaped before she realized it. Duan Dyne stood among them. Younger. Alive. Watching the camera. Below the photograph sat an official classification record.

The iron window shield slides down, revealing David Duskbane's dark, chiseled face. "Vin? Why are your wheels spinning in this sector?" Harvey shouts in total astonishment, halting right next to my shoulder. David lets out a rough cough, his golden eyes sweeping across my denim trousers before locking onto Harvey. "My wagon was coincidentally crossing the trade tracks. My brain decided to collect your body for the interrogation." "My own war-wagon is parked in the lower yard, David," Harvey argues, shaking his head. "Drive your wheels ahead. My claws must guide Master Sterling to the trading square first, then my boots will breach the lodge gates."

Chapter 161: Shasta's Day in Court For the following hour, Shasta ignored the prosecution as they attempted to paint her as a spoiled Hollywood party girl who flagrantly ignored the law as she saw fit. They called as witnesses Rusty Davis and Rhys Cullen, the two photographers who had, in all likelihood, been responsible for the fire that had gutted Lake Miranda Lodge. They men were all too happy to describe the way Blake had threatened them with a shotgun because they'd uncovered her crime. Andre questioned them at length, poking holes in their stories.

The Grandfather Savior - Shot David spent the next two weeks in the luxurious yet deadly Swiss bunker. He was forced to play a role, taking over the control of the Sterling Corporation on Robert’s behalf, announcing publicly that he had voluntarily handed over the CEO position to Robert, The Architect. David's world collapsed, but he maintained his composure, being careful not to show any weakness to Robert. David’s only distraction was the monitor screen showing his father, still comatose, still alive.

Duke Kingston yelled. "Take him away." Mr Dave ordered the guard. "One minute please." Stormie said and walked to Kingston. "Just know that whatever you will do won't change that I'm better than you in all ways, now enjoy the rest of your days in jail." Stormie whispered to duke Kingston with a smirk. TBC

No matter his schedule, he always found time to whip up a cup of hot cocoa for me, then sat close by, watching as I took each sip. "Donna." The door tapped open, and one of my guys stepped in. "Got word from Italvia: Nolan Winston has kicked the bucket." I looked up. "How'd he go?" "Booze got the best of him, ended up a popsicle in some slum alley." He flicked a photo my way. "Caught it on the scene." I snagged the photo for a quick look. The man in the photo was huddled against a wall, covered in grime, with the telltale purple of a drunk's demise.